All-day events, out of office and working location

March 11, 2026 · v2.2.20

An all-day event is not a meeting that happens to last twenty-four hours, and treating it as one made a mess. A day marked off for travel arrived on the other calendar as a timed block running midnight to midnight, which pushed everything else down the day and made a week look far busier than it was. All-day events now stay all-day when they are copied, across Google, Outlook and CalDAV.

Availability travels with them. An event you marked free stays free rather than turning into a solid block, which matters for the things people put on a calendar to remember rather than to reserve time — a birthday, a deadline, a release date.

Out-of-office and working-elsewhere entries keep their type too. A week marked out of office arrives as out of office rather than as a wall of busy, so the calendar receiving it can show it the way it means to, and colleagues reading your availability see the difference between you being away and you being in back-to-back meetings.

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Fixed

Marketing pages, the dashboard and long settings screens scroll again, and size themselves to the visible area on mobile.
Hover hints no longer stick to the screen on phones and tablets.
Passkey sign-in is only offered where it can complete, says why it failed, and leaves the password field in place for autofill.
A freshly loaded page shows the signed-in menu straight away, rather than the signed-out links first.
Events written to a CalDAV calendar are matched to the copies already there instead of written twice.
A connected calendar keeps the name it had when you connected it, instead of being rewritten on every sync.
Moving between calendars refills the details and destination list, instead of leaving the last one on screen.
The name a CalDAV calendar carries on its server is now shown in the calendar details.
A CalDAV account whose credentials are refused is marked as needing to be reconnected, instead of retrying forever.
A calendar you only write to is no longer read from as well.
The refresh handles genuine subscription links only, instead of reading connected accounts as calendar files.
A request Google or Microsoft never answers is given up on after fifteen seconds, so the sync moves on.
The exclude toggles for all-day, focus time, out of office and working location apply to every calendar you sync into.
Events stored before all-day and event-type support arrived are matched to their incoming version, not deleted and recreated.
A row inside a switched-off section now looks switched off.
The sitemap, llms.txt and llms-full.txt are published with the site and reachable again.